fix(ext/node): avoid showing UNKNOWN error from TCP handle
#25550
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This PR destroys Node.js stream with Deno's original error instead of
UNKNOWNerror from handle object.In
ext/node/polyfills/internal_binding/stream_wrap.ts, we try to simulate the system call error when reading from the internalDeno.Conn, however when it's used withtls.connectand the thrown error is a cert error (likeInvalidData: invalid peer certificate: UnknownIssuer), then that error can't be mapped using this list of errors and it becomesUNKNOWNerror.This PR stops that mapping to UNKNOWN error (because it just obscures the actual reason and leads to the confusion like #20293), and instead destroys the stream with the Deno's original error (This is not ideal for the compatibility, but at least it's better than obscuring the error reason with 'UNKNOWN' error in my view).
related #20293